Shane, 'Sept, 24 Winning he. 'Shanghat" ingles champlonthip' for the Ath time succession, Lewis Carson yesterday swent V,"T. Wang off the court with a barrage of biting drives, slices and sharp volleys which left the final" score' at 6-2, 63, From a competitive standpoint, the final was of little interest for" after the first few games it was obvious that Carson was too good for' W: They had met many" times before with "the "same result. But. the match "yesterday was not wholly. without "interest for Carson" was near the top of his game and. Wang's fairly steady baseline play gave him a chance to bring " off some spectacular shots.
The Recs failed to work as because of Inck of practice and were Joutelassed by the Chinese, who showed that they had some training and conditioning before hand. Ly the first half Tung Hwa led by 3-1 but in the middle of the second half the S.R.C. eleven staged a desperate rally to fall behind by 4-3 before the Chinese lengthened the lead for Tom Aldeguer, lo left who has been was a welcome addition to the Reest side. Harold England and Bobby Favacho also turned out yesterday and the three played a fairly good game in spite of the lack of, support.
The starting line-ups were:—
Bvcnusn, 2 x see, Sh Shoal, 2 Hwa:—P. K. Zing. IK. Cheo.
Wang. 2.10 Van. ¥. i Yun 1 an" Gr'. Woo. YE. Cla. ghenko: Arcmicoir, "Symons," Buligeath, Siapustin, "Favacns, England, Meng
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